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Complete list of stores that accept Klarna

See which stores offer low- or no-interest financing.

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When you shop with a retailer who offers Klarna financing, you could qualify for zero-interest financing on your online purchases.

How does Klarna work?

When you shop with a retail partner, you’ll see an option to pay with Klarna at checkout. Select that button to quickly apply for financing. If accepted, you’ll see a list of your financing options through Klarna, which may include 4-month payment plans, 30-day payment plans, or longer term financing. Different promotions apply to different retailers, so check the terms from the specific store you’re shopping.

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Alternatives to Klarna

A credit card is your best bet if you’re looking for a way to pay off a purchase over time at low or 0% interest. There is no shortage of excellent credit cards that offer low interest on purchases or even intro periods of 0% interest between 6 and 21 months, and you’ll still find a fair selection of cards with even fair credit.

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